1993 4x4 only 84 miles !!!!!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/174939640762?siteid=0

 

What a waste.

 

That's insane! Wish I had enough money to buy a brand new truck and literally never drive it

 

Omg makes me miss my old truck

 

Thats a lot of rust for only 83 miles....

 

She's a beauty!

 

worth maybe 1/2 asking at best

 

Would love to hear the back story on that one.

Probably something like this:

Grandpa bought it brand new, drove it home and parked it in the barn. Then he ended up in the hospital and died shortly there after.

Grandma couldn't drive stick so it was just left there and forgotten. She eventually died recently and nobody new about the truck until the estate sale was established.

Hope there is a better story than that.

 

Reserve price still not met. It’s for sale on barnfinds also. Still 4 days of bidding left. Highly doubt the person who buys this will be driving it.

 

Iron doesn't need movement in order to oxidize

 

Excuse me it has 84 miles on it lol

 

My 88 YJ had less rust

 

All 83 miles were beach running.

 

It’s a cool truck for sure but not worth anything near 30k. But I guess that’s a matter of opinion. I’m sure someone will be happy to pay it.

 

Colorado isn't quite as humid as the east coast there brother

 

I purchased a 94 regular cab just like that one. I think I paid 12k for it. I racked up 268,000 miles on it and traded up for a Tacoma. The only things I had to do to that truck were replace the battery once and replace the thermostat.

The pre Tacoma Gen... The Pre prerunner pre Gen

 

That seems unlikely.

 

New Hampshire truck. It begins the minute they roll off the trailer.

 

Looks like some of it has been freshly painted black too. Maybe 84 salty New Hampshire miles then in the barn to rot.

 

Fuck dude... I'd seriously consider it for under 40k. A private collection I had the pleasure of viewing had a 56 Bel Air with 10 original miles on it, and it was preserved by a team of mechanics. It's going to auction some time this year. That truck would be an amazing investment for someone with the time and space to properly store and preserve it. Wait 20 years, it could be worth massive money. If not, you have one hell of a truck to look at in a collection.